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According to what I have figured out, that spring(s) that is/are attached to the throttle arm and then to the pin on the rod that goes across the injector body that controls how much the pump puts out to the injectors. There is ANOTHER spring that is attached to the engine governor that...

OUTSTANDING! NOW, what are those springs connected to? Are they connected to the injector pump? To that arm? If so, how will I reattach them? My fat ol finger will NOT fit in there. Should I get rebuilt/new injectors in this process? You are correct, this is just a broke in tractor, not old!

I have a B9200HST-DP (4WD) SN: B9200HS-51344 Engine: V-1200A I am putting these parts onto it: Injector block/pump: 15442-51010 Fuel Pump: 15263-52030 This is an old tractor! I am having a heck of a time getting the old injector pump out. It appears to hang after about 1/2". I took the...

I THINK I'll take the pump off and check the diaphragm. New pump is not as bad as a new injector block! ($40 vs $1000). This tractor is FAR from dead! It may look like it, but it has allot of life left!

I get natural gravity flow when I open the fuel filter, those lines were cleaned/replaced. I can blow fuel up to the valve that is just after the fuel pump (mounted on the injector pump/housing). When it is all put together except leaving the lines off the injector housing so that I can see if...

I have an OLD B9200HST. Over the winter I THINK I had water in the fuel (not sure), so since then I have cleaned the tank and the fuel lines up to the pump. Cleaned an otherwise new fuel filter and replaced several hoses as well as the O rings for the filter fixture. I have been trying to...

It lives outdoors. I think I have the repair manual, but that doesn't help things like this. Just: how do I replace the xxx.

I have an OLD B9200HST, 4WD, Hydrostat. I have changed the hydraulic oil filter and the oil (with Kubota oil and filter $$$$). When using the 3point lift, the drive will not work, it makes a straining noise. I have to reverse direction on the hydrostat and then go back to the original...